Sur La Table

I gave my wife a gift of a macaron baking class for Christmas. The class started at 10:00 a.m. It was right on time. The staff offers coffee and tea and was incredibly friendly. Chef Louis was in charge of the class and he was wonderful. Very friendly, patient and knowledgeable. It was great hearing the science behind everything involved in making these little cookies. I’ve always heard that they’re difficult to make, but Chef Louis made it pretty easy. My wife and I are very confident we can make these at home now! There are tons of cooking classes that range from homemade pasta to traditional Korean dishes. I highly recommend attending one that catches your eye.

Sur La Table in Downtown Summerlin is a great emporium of all things related to cooking. Prices are high, but so is the quality of goods here. Plus, hands on cooking classes are offered on premises.
A visit will likely involve being introduced to items you never knew existed. On my first foray here a few weeks ago I walked out with a book on grilling, a set of steak rubs, and some truffle oil. What will be your weakness? Cruise the several well-​stocked aisles and see for yourself!

Great products and someone is always available to answer my questions. This is my go-​to kitchen store as I can find things here that aren’t available in other kitchen stores/​departments. It’s also a great place to find fun and unusual gifts.

LOVE this store and it’s staff. Everyone is helpful and everything they sell is something that makes you say, «ya know, I really do need that!» Too bad it’s WAY over priced.

Great help, wonderful items and the staff will be happy to let you look at anything and handle it, too. The classes are first rate. It’s pricy, but worth it.

I think of Sur La Table as williams-sonoma’s cousin… they have a lot of the same things… sur la table also has a lot more lower price point options, more gadgety type things and more seasonal items where WS has basically the same stock year round. I do find I need to seek out help here though rather than being approached by sales staff.

Dropped in here to look at some high quality Chef Knives. They do have a pretty good selection but they are all under glass or behind glass cases so you don’t get to pick them up and try them out without a sales associate. Prices can be fair if you find them on sale, otherwise cheaper to buy off the internet.
They have a lot of stuff in this store for all your kitchen needs. I didn’t really get to look at a lot of items, but the few I glanced at were a bit spendy. Again… DT Summerlin is not for the cheap at heart. Which probably describes me!

A fan because of the selection and assortment of all kinds of stuff for the kitchen. For me, most of the big ticket items like mixers, pots/​pans sets, etc are way to expensive. I could find comparable quality for much less in other stores. But if you need one of those off the cuff strange utensils, chances are they have it. They do have a good selection of clearance stuff that is usually a good bargain. Always fun to browse here, whether I pick something up or not depends, but it’s still fun!

I love taking cooking classes here! Classes are usually $ 70 each. Sometimes the classes are half off in slower months. David is my favorite chef. The assistants are all really helpful and friendly. I love the store itself. I’m glad I can find illy coffee here.

The review is for the pizza cooking class with Chef David. SO SO fun!
Chef David and his assistants deserve five stars for being so friendly, having a sense of humor, helpful, and very informative! We ate a decent amount of food and with the class being two hours long, I learned a lot and felt I got bang for the buck!
I definitely recommend signing up for sur la table email blasts regarding the cooking classes because we got a great deal at 50% off. The classes can be pretty pricey, but at 50% off they are hands-​down worth it.
My only criticism is that they do not allow wine or other alcoholic beverages to be brought in. I understand that they do not have a beverage license so it is really out of there control, but being able to bring your own wine in would definitely turn this review into a 5++!!

I’ve been to a number of Sur La Table, the one at Downtown Summerlin is the smallest so far. I always like to look at knives and asked about a line of Global knives I like. The salesperson didn’t even know that had that line which kind of surprised me. That being said, I have more knives than I can keep sharp so it wasn’t a big deal. I found what I came for, browsed and then left.
Overall, it was pretty much the same stuff you would find at Williams Sonoma. Not as high end on some things and I don’t think I saw any ingredients. They did have a good sale on cookie sheets and baking pans… but I rarely bake so decided against it.
Overall good service but do like Williams Sonoma better.

I haven’t been moved to write a Unilocal review in a long time. This is about the cooking class I just came home from. 2.5 hours NO WINE. Totally not okay. Our class was unusually small, only 6 people. I know there are much larger classes so I know they have more burners. But they opted to only have two burners, three people per burner. This forced me to not work with my friend I came with (since there were two romantic couples there, kind of by default) and instead work with a couple I didn’t know and did not really want to get to know, although I’m sure they’re lovely. No thanks. No wine, nervous chef, gave me anxiety. There was not a lot of hands on actual cooking and we ate standing up. Not a happy time at all.

This is your dream kitchen store. It is fantastic for foodies and home-​cooks alike. This store basically offers an incredible selection of magical kitchen appliances and utensils. They literally have a trillion unique cooking utensils, gadgets, and gizmos to compliment your inner Top Chef. I can easily spend hours wandering their aisles browsing all their cool knickknacks.
I would emphasize the majority of their inventory caters to high-​end kitchen brands. These brands include but are not limited to… Le Creuset, Viking, and Demeyere. These are all designer kitchen brands that are coveted and pricey. However, they also offer a smaller and respectable selection of accessories and items within a lower price range for the budget conscious shopper (like myself). In fact, I was able to hunt down a selection of discounted items to dig through for kitchen treasure during my visits.
If you’re not a Top Chef and are hoping to learn more about navigating the ‘ins and outs’ of the kitchen… this store offers a variety of cooking classes. You can easily register for the classes online and check out the schedule for further details. I haven’t had a chance to attend a class to date. However, I definitely have this on my «must-​do» list. I see mixed reviews for the classes and will try to grab one when they’re on sale to try it out for myself.
TIP: Keep your eyes peeled on classes that don’t sell out– I’ve spotted a few that were discounted in order to fill up the open seats as the class approached.

Good looking kitchenware, nice location, and overpriced.
You can find anything from your high quality kitchen appliance to your everyday kitchen gadget promising to do the job better and faster. All very pricy.
A lot of the items sold here remind me of what you would see the typical consumer purchase to make their kitchen look good rather than serve a purpose.
They have a neat educational kitchen where you can catch a cooking class that normally takes 2 hours.
The information I received from a very enthusiastic sales person was interesting. They offer informative cooking demos which items vary throughout the month and for $ 60+ per person you can learn to make this particular item and sample throughout the class. On this occasion they were going to learn how to dip biscotti and other items in chocolate. I don’t know but for $ 60 I better be doing more than learning how to dip.
I will say the kitchen looks amazing though and would definitely tempt one to want to cook or even dip anything.
I found the staff to be somewhat high nose, what you might expect in a place that sells $ 10 cookie cutters I guess. They were serving some hot chocolate today showcasing some of their gadgets which was nice.
Over all its fine to browse around and daydream of that perfect looking kitchen.

I don’t like this one much because when I asked them a question regarding their Sur La Table brand products, they weren’t able to answer and weren’t sincere to find an answer for me. Whenever I went there, I always saw the staff idling with each other chit chatting with each other, didn’t really bother to ask what I was looking for. They just seemed pretty lazy to me, while the other one in town is more hard working than this store. You can see the review I wrote for the other store. The other one is way way way better.
One star for the staff in this store, the second star is a merciful star for Sur La Table itself.

Just about everything you could need for your kitchen, from unnecessary-​but-​cute gadgets and gizmos to handpainted place settings and $ 1000/​set cast iron pans. Considering the high pricepoint, I was disappointed with service. Tons of employees standing around but not doing much to help, mostly talking to one another.
More a place to pick up gifts than the best value around– as Nelson said, much of what they sell can be found cheaper just about anywhere else it’s sold. Props for offering the in-​house cooking classes, and the calendar available on the exterior windows.

Unilocal 365 CHALLENGE 2014-(360/365)“Your One Stop Kitchen Shop”
Your typical kitchen/​housewares kinda store like Williams Sonoma, they have a mix of high end cookware and equipment to cheesy, unnecessary stuff too. Almost as bad as the «As seen on TV» stuff. Half of the things in this store you seriously honestly do not need.
Prices here are steep for things, but if you’re more of an impulse buyer who «wants it now» rather than shop around, this is the perfect shop for you. I’ve seriously seen half of these things at Burlington, Ross, Bed, Bath, and Beyond, TJ Maxx, and Home Goods… same brands, same condition, much cheaper.
Read Irf H.‘s review before you even think about signing up for any of their cooking classes… they all seem much better on paper than they actually are after you pay your fee thinking you’ll actually come away with learning something. You have been warned. ALOHA!!!
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Although slightly smaller than some of the other SLTs I have been to, they have it down here. Have been in 3 times, and every time the service has been exemplary! Helpful, personable staff. Great inventory.
So happy to have one of my favorite store so close!

I always like browsing at Sur La Table. I missed the store so much when they moved out of the Miracle Mile Shops and went to the Fashion Show Mall where I rarely go. With the opening of this store in Downtown Summerlin, it’s a short distance to go.
I went in yesterday looking for a particular spice in a grinder but it was something they didn’t have on the shelf. A staff member helped me look but to no avail. He was very pleasant and stopped what he was doing to lend a hand in helping get what I needed.
This store is compact. There is a lot of merchandise in a relatively small space. Cooking classes are offered in an adjoining room.

I LOVE THIS SHOP! Filled top to bottom with everything and anything you need from cookware to kitchen décor. I bought a few coffee mugs today from Modern Mug, they are so beautiful. Sur La Table also provides cooking classes almost every day. I signed up today for the Sushi cooking class next month, I am so excited! If you get the chance check out this hidden gem.